House in Penobscot, ME
6 guests · 3 bedrooms · 2 baths
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
High-end valueWell priced for this area
About this house rental
This 3-bedroom house is perfect for your escape to Dedham. Inside, guests find two queen beds and two twin beds, offering comfortable sleeping arrangements for families or groups. The two bathrooms feature both a shower and a bathtub, making it easy to unwind after a day of exploring. The space feels terrific and inviting, with thoughtful touches that create a soothing atmosphere throughout. Whether you’re relaxing indoors or planning your next adventure, this fabulous home provides a wonderful base. You’re sure to make fantastic memories with a stay at our place.
***This is our 7th property on VRBO and just listed please look at our other properties for hundreds of reviews on what we provide. Vrbo house numbers are listed at the bottom of this page thanks and we look forward to having you.***
The Lodge on Lucerne is a rustic lakefront cottage, located on beautiful Philips Lake in Dedham, Maine. New amenities adorn the 3-bedrooms. This is a 2-bath rental, with a fully equipped kitchen and a dining room overlooking the lake. Your comfort is key, so cool off with AC, enjoy the flat screen smart TV with DIRECTV, and high-speed WI-FI—all included in the rental price. Enjoy your morning Coffee on the dock while the kids play on the swimming float, canoe, or enjoy the two kayaks or paddle board, all of which are included. A propane grill (with propane included). We also supply your firewood so all you have to worry about is sitting around the fire sharing laughs and making memories.
The rental sleeps six, with one queen bed, one Full, as well as two twin beds. Charming décor helps make this cottage a cozy home away from home.
Guests enjoy swimming, fishing, and more on this pristine lake. Sip your morning coffee in the included Adirondack chairs, and listen for the call of the loons. Relaxation is something not many take seriously in this era of hustle, bustle, and noise, but you’ll find it here at The Lodge on Lucerne. Don’t forget that Fido might enjoy some relaxation, too. Dogs are welcome!
Some near by attractions are:
LUCERNE INN:
Don’t feel like cooking? The Lucerne in Dining and Rian’s Pub are just minutes away.
The Lucerne Inn Restaurant and Rian’s Pub are as popular places to eat. The fine dining restaurant offers a comfortable atmosphere that can provide intimate space for a couple reconnecting or a larger, separate space for a group celebrating a special event. The view overlooking the rolling hills of coastal Maine is the perfect backdrop for your casual fine dining experience. Please join us at our restaurants, where the ambiance is inviting and the cuisine inspired
Rian’s Pub at The Lucerne Inn offers a relaxing and casual space to have a bite, create new friendships or have a drink. The bar showcases an authentic old fashioned bar area that could fit right into a mid-18th century pub in Dublin. Several local beers are available on tap as well as many popular favorites. Many special spirits are available upon request. Our pub food isn’t your usual pub food. We proudly take the traditional ideas of pub food and give it a twist, adding a modern spin to an old classic.
GOLF:
The Lucerne Golf Club is a classic Donald Ross course conveniently located on the Bar Harbor Road, Route 1A, between Bangor and Ellsworth, Maine. Open to the Public.
The course overlooks Lucerne Lake and is across from the Lucerne Inn. Play a quick early morning round as early as 7:00 a.m. or enjoy our spectacular views at sunset during summer hours, 7:00 a.m. until dusk.
ACADIA NATIONAL PARK:
Acadia National Park: In 1913, President Woodrow Wilson set aside 6000 acres (within what is now Acadia National Park) as Sieur de Monts National Monument. With the acquisition of more land and private support and funding, in 1919 President Wilson signed an act establishing Lafayette National Park. In 1929 the parks name was changed to Acadia. Acadia National Park was established to protect the area's spectacular scenic values, Maine's rock bound coast, its coastal and its offshore islands as characterized by the geologic features, natural history and the native plant and animal life. Forty five miles of rustic carriage roads weave around the mountains and through the valleys of Acadia National Park, the gift of philanthropist John D Rockefeller, Jr., and family. Rockefeller, a skilled horseman, desired to travel on motor free byways via horse and carriage into the heart of Mount Desert Island. His efforts resulted in roads with sweeping vistas and close up views of the landscape.
Cadillac Mountain: Cadillac Mountain: At 1,530 feet, Cadillac Mountain is not only the tallest mountain in Acadia National Park, but also the tallest mountain along the eastern coast of the United States. Rising high above the town of Bar Harbor, Cadillac Mountain offers magnificent views of the Porcupine Islands and Frenchman Bay. Explore the summit of this granite mountain along a .3-mile trail, which includes wayside exhibits about natural and human history. Portions of this trail are accessible to wheelchair users. Cadillac Mountain is accessible via a winding, narrow, 3.5-mile road. The road is closed from December 1 through April 14 and whenever weather conditions (e.g., dense fog or ice) require.
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***We are now offering in-house rental through Lakeside Boat Rentals that we own. We have several options to choose from including a 2025 23’ tripletoon Bennington with a 150hp Yamaha, a 2024 21’ Bennington pontoon with a 60hp Yamaha, a 2023 20’ Bennington pontoon with a 60hp Yamaha, a 2022 20’ Bennington pontoon with a 60hp Yamaha, a 2022 22’ tripletoon Bennington with a 115Vmax Yamaha. We also have 4- 14’-16’ aluminum fishing boats powered by 15-25hp Yamaha’s. Please reach out for more information as these boats book up months in advance so don’t miss out***
***This is our 7th property on VRBO and just listed please look at our other properties for hundreds of reviews on what we provide. Vrbo house numbers are listed at the bottom of this page thanks and we look forward to having you.***
The Lodge on Lucerne is a rustic lakefront cottage, located on beautiful Philips Lake in Dedham, Maine. New amenities adorn the 3-bedrooms. This is a 2-bath rental, with a fully equipped kitchen and a dining room overlooking the lake. Your comfort is key, so cool off with AC, enjoy the flat screen smart TV with DIRECTV, and high-speed WI-FI—all included in the rental price. Enjoy your morning Coffee on the dock while the kids play on the swimming float, canoe, or enjoy the two kayaks or paddle board, all of which are included. A propane grill (with propane included). We also supply your firewood so all you have to worry about is sitting around the fire sharing laughs and making memories.
The rental sleeps six, with one queen bed, one Full, as well as two twin beds. Charming décor helps make this cottage a cozy home away from home.
Guests enjoy swimming, fishing, and more on this pristine lake. Sip your morning coffee in the included Adirondack chairs, and listen for the call of the loons. Relaxation is something not many take seriously in this era of hustle, bustle, and noise, but you’ll find it here at The Lodge on Lucerne. Don’t forget that Fido might enjoy some relaxation, too. Dogs are welcome!
Some near by attractions are:
LUCERNE INN:
Don’t feel like cooking? The Lucerne in Dining and Rian’s Pub are just minutes away.
The Lucerne Inn Restaurant and Rian’s Pub are as popular places to eat. The fine dining restaurant offers a comfortable atmosphere that can provide intimate space for a couple reconnecting or a larger, separate space for a group celebrating a special event. The view overlooking the rolling hills of coastal Maine is the perfect backdrop for your casual fine dining experience. Please join us at our restaurants, where the ambiance is inviting and the cuisine inspired
Rian’s Pub at The Lucerne Inn offers a relaxing and casual space to have a bite, create new friendships or have a drink. The bar showcases an authentic old fashioned bar area that could fit right into a mid-18th century pub in Dublin. Several local beers are available on tap as well as many popular favorites. Many special spirits are available upon request. Our pub food isn’t your usual pub food. We proudly take the traditional ideas of pub food and give it a twist, adding a modern spin to an old classic.
GOLF:
The Lucerne Golf Club is a classic Donald Ross course conveniently located on the Bar Harbor Road, Route 1A, between Bangor and Ellsworth, Maine. Open to the Public.
The course overlooks Lucerne Lake and is across from the Lucerne Inn. Play a quick early morning round as early as 7:00 a.m. or enjoy our spectacular views at sunset during summer hours, 7:00 a.m. until dusk.
ACADIA NATIONAL PARK:
Acadia National Park: In 1913, President Woodrow Wilson set aside 6000 acres (within what is now Acadia National Park) as Sieur de Monts National Monument. With the acquisition of more land and private support and funding, in 1919 President Wilson signed an act establishing Lafayette National Park. In 1929 the parks name was changed to Acadia. Acadia National Park was established to protect the area's spectacular scenic values, Maine's rock bound coast, its coastal and its offshore islands as characterized by the geologic features, natural history and the native plant and animal life. Forty five miles of rustic carriage roads weave around the mountains and through the valleys of Acadia National Park, the gift of philanthropist John D Rockefeller, Jr., and family. Rockefeller, a skilled horseman, desired to travel on motor free byways via horse and carriage into the heart of Mount Desert Island. His efforts resulted in roads with sweeping vistas and close up views of the landscape.
Cadillac Mountain: Cadillac Mountain: At 1,530 feet, Cadillac Mountain is not only the tallest mountain in Acadia National Park, but also the tallest mountain along the eastern coast of the United States. Rising high above the town of Bar Harbor, Cadillac Mountain offers magnificent views of the Porcupine Islands and Frenchman Bay. Explore the summit of this granite mountain along a .3-mile trail, which includes wayside exhibits about natural and human history. Portions of this trail are accessible to wheelchair users. Cadillac Mountain is accessible via a winding, narrow, 3.5-mile road. The road is closed from December 1 through April 14 and whenever weather conditions (e.g., dense fog or ice) require.
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Think you've got what it takes to make the big time? Be sure to visit our exclusive High Limit area - boasting bigger stakes - and delivering even bigger rewards! Blockbuster sized jackpots, bigger than stardom itself! And, when the payouts come in you'll know you could only be in Hollywood.
Just twenty five minutes away!
We have other lakefront properties available VRBO #5120621, 5120885, 5121103, 5120621, 5128497 and 5132991 with all the same amenities if this property is booked please check availability on these.
***We are now offering in-house rental through Lakeside Boat Rentals that we own. We have several options to choose from including a 2025 23’ tripletoon Bennington with a 150hp Yamaha, a 2024 21’ Bennington pontoon with a 60hp Yamaha, a 2023 20’ Bennington pontoon with a 60hp Yamaha, a 2022 20’ Bennington pontoon with a 60hp Yamaha, a 2022 22’ tripletoon Bennington with a 115Vmax Yamaha. We also have 4- 14’-16’ aluminum fishing boats powered by 15-25hp Yamaha’s. Please reach out for more information as these boats book up months in advance so don’t miss out***
Amenities at Quintessential Maine Lake House, 280Ft of Waterfront, near Acadia & Bar Harbor
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Penobscot, ME
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2025
Incredible and beautiful. The listing doesn’t do it justice! Amazing for dogs, so cozy and homey. Would love to visit again
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2025
Our 2 week stay at the Greer lake property was wonderful! The house was clean, well equipped, and very comfortable. The cove was peaceful and a beautiful setting for morning coffee out on the porch and nights out by the fire. It was a quick drive to Acadia and Bar Harbor, making it ideal for relaxation and adventure. Josh was welcoming and responsive, which made everything easy. We were able to rent a pontoon from Josh which made the experience that much more enjoyable. We had several sightings of an eagle and loons from the dock. The lake is clear and perfect for swimming, fishing, and boating. We loved our time at lake and will definitely be a repeat customer.
10 / 10Outstanding·Aug 2025
Great cove, quiet lake, comfortable accommodations. Only issue was house water quality easily solved by bottled water except for showers.
10 / 10Outstanding·Jul 2025
Was absolutely amazing. The house was spotless and the property was incredible. We had so much family downtime together just grabbing the kayaks, canoe or paddle boards and just relaxing together. It was exactly what we needed. Also the proximity to Acadia National Park and Stephen King's house in addition to the gorgeous views and sunsets from the screened in back porch made this the perfect respite. We will definitely be back again.
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Top rated by guests
10Outstanding
(33 Ratings)
"Incredible and beautiful. The listing doesn’t do it justice! Amazing for dogs, so cozy and homey. Would love to visit again "
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